The University is unexpectedly good didn’t even think it would be so huge , many things to do around classy campus . Students engagement events held are great to meet new people from around the world . The professors are great at their skills solving problems and helping students get their grades at max . Best Student Union , Facility like Night Clubs which is the best in town for students at the campus.

Lectures are best organised with well equipped equipment and great Professors with excellent knowledge and experience.

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It’s a good campus with lots of amenities and lots of things that go on during the week; Thursday market day, talks and support sessions, events at the bar and sub zero, plus lots of food outlets. More inside seating open for students would be nice in winter months as some spaces are only open for customers of that facility (bar, greenhouse cafe, etc) but during the warmer season there is plenty of places to sit and study, eat and socialise; including by the lake, library, Silberad study area, benches and seats in the squares courtyards.

My course is very intense over a short period of time (end of October to early March), which feels annoying as it feels as though it could be condensed into a 2 year course or more modules could be done over a longer period of semesters. However the course itself and the modules I have to choose from are great with opportunities to explore all aspects of language and linguistics; from studying other languages, teaching, child language acquisition, sociolinguistics and many more. The diverseness of modules on offer is what made me choose this uni and this degree as I knew I could find what appeals to me and narrow down my fields of expertise to best fit me and my knowledge.